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Workshop Floor

Blackswanwood

Blackswanwood

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I ordered some Caberfloor chipboard today for my workshop floor. The very helpful person I spoke with said that when it is laid straight over a concrete floor it needs an underlay. I am not sure that is the case and wondered if anyone could give me an informed opinion.

Cheers.
 
One little sticking up snot of concrete, one little piece of grit, one slight hollow or hump and you'd be wishing you'd put down an underlay. If your concrete is perfect, your boots absolutely spotless, and your working methods in laying it are immaculate.......well, you might get away with it.
 
In principle a chipboard floor is about as rigid as laminate, so the same underlay ought to work. The key thing will be to work out how thick it needs to be to absorb whatever unevenness is in your concrete.
 
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